I have never seen a giraffe swimming, and Iâm not sure that anyone has. Until recently it was widely assumed that a giraffeâs long, spindly legs would not provide sufficient purchase in water to support its neck, and that the proportion of its elongated extremities to its short body would reduce buoyancy.n land a giraffe maintains balance using a unique gait, moving its left legs then its right, but this would be less effective in water. All in all, the animalâs forward movement would be minimal. The answer, then, is that giraffes can do it, but very badly.
As of May 2011, the Bureau of Labor Statistics states that biomedical techs earned a mean $22.60 per hour, or $47,010 annually. However, for the lowest-paid 10 percent, wages could descend to under $12.62 per hour, or $26,250 per year. The highest-earning 10 percent could make over $34.49 per hour, or $71,730 per year.
Median Salary. $84,320 for biochemists and biophysicists (2013)*; $57,430 for zoologists and wildlife biologists (2013)*; $72,720 for biological scientists (2013)*; $74,159 for biotechnology research scientists (2014)**. Sources: *U.S.hat figure increases to $84,320 for biophysicists and biochemists during the same time, while biological scientists brought in a median yearly wage of $72,720, according to the BLS.